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Grammar (Phrasal verbs) SVIP
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1. : to quickly examine something
2. : to meet or find somebody/something by chance
3. : to examine or check something carefully
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1. : to complete a form
2. : to hope for something
3. : to get some information about something/somebody
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1. : to write down something important
2. : to start something, such as a device or equipment
3. : to look for information
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| fill in | note down | go over | look up | find out |
She spent her evening the meaning of new words so that she could improve her vocabulary for the test.
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| fill in | note down | go over | look up | find out |
She usually the pronunciation of tricky words because she knows that correct pronunciation is important for effective communication.
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| fill in | note down | go over | look up | find out |
They got feedback and that it helped them write better.
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| fill in | note down | go over | look up | find out |
The teacher the vocabulary list with the class, making sure that everyone understood the meanings of the words.
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| fill in | note down | go over | look up | find out |
He his personal details on the registration form for the English course, but he forgot to sign the bottom of the page.
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She spends extra time on her English homework to catch up with the rest of the class because she joined the course a few weeks late.
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Although he’s been attending all the classes, he’s starting to fall behind in his English studies because he’s not doing exercises and reviewing the material at home.
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I make mistakes while speaking, I won’t give up; instead, I’ll learn from them and improve my communication skills.
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When I carry out the listening exercises, I understand English songs better and get to enjoy the music.
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The teacher looked ____________ our answers, so she could give us feedback.
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She turns ____________ the lamp, for she needs good lighting to read her textbook.
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You fell ____________ after missing a week of school, so you studied hard to keep up.
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He ____________ some old history books in the library, and he used them to prepare for his exam.
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The teacher ____________ the progress report to note each student’s achievements and areas for improvement.
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He signs up for extra tutoring sessions because he wants to get a high score in his upcoming math exam.
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Despite the rain, the volunteer went on cleaning up the neighborhood park to make it clean and safe for everyone.
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With the support of volunteers, the community center set up a free tutoring program to help students with their studies.
Rewrite the sentence and keep the same meaning as the first one. Use the phrasal verb.
She stopped trying to learn all the words at once and started focusing on a few each day. (gave)
→ She all the words at once and started focusing on a few each day.
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He doesn’t catch up with vocabulary practice when he skips his daily word exercises. (in)
→ He when he skips his daily word exercises.
Rewrite the sentence and keep the same meaning as the first one. Use the phrasal verb.
I quickly examined my English notes before the test, and I felt more confident. (looked)
→ I before the test, and I felt more confident.
Rewrite the sentence and keep the same meaning as the first one. Use the phrasal verb.
I can’t hear what you’re saying, so make the volume smaller because it’s too loud. (turn)
→ I can’t hear what you’re saying, so because it’s too loud.
